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VOL 6. THURSDAY, JANGARY 17. 1889. No. St. 


MEDICAL. 


2 SPENCER, sae 
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w. Uni. Mecil, Monte. 
ever of the College of Physscans and | 
. ont, Quebec and Manitoba. STORM. 
OPFICE AND RESIDENCE, py 
Si., pil con SoHoen Hovss, , READING, Jan. o.—A cyclone struck this 
—_—— joey shortly after 17 o'clock demolishing a 
R. 1. M. MORE, ‘number of buildings, including Grimeshaw & 
KON & ACCOUCHRUR. | Bros. silk mill. In the latter were upward of 


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pepSICIAN, SURG 


PENNSYLVANIA PANIC. 


‘DEVASTATED BY A WIND the Baptist mission board a committee | NOTICE. 


consisting of Rev. A. A, Cameron, J. M. 


foun: Coleg of Physicians and Surgeons Qn- | 200 operators who were burned io thé ruins, | 


tario and Man.tota 3) , 28 ona ’ 
aver Dr. Piensimg’s Drug Stere. Reeiiecee; and many have been killei At 21.30 o'clock 


mh Mtroet, Telophoue compecyam. about 100 persons had been taken out, many 
of whom are dead. The kiiled and injured 
= will exceed 150. The storm swept down the 


DENTAL. 


« wo McINNES, D.D.S. 


=. Greduste aang | properties ate reported wreckel. Telegraph 
nAERING NTIST. | : P 
QearxcesortoF. FE, ut JERING, DE -: wires in the track of the storm were hadiy 
gace—-Ce nh Street and Rosser Avenee mixed up and it is impossible to get details, 
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Cae for Painless Extraction of Teeth. — burit is Knows that great damage bas been 
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Office alwave open. , done. When the cyclone first struck Reading 
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PUT ' wily rbFewe ne ; eel 
DENTIST, a ee eee 
6 1} sGs DRUG STORE > mn its path. Nine dwe ings on North 
paNck ON ROSSER AVENUE. bight and Marion streets were unroote} and 


ay ETICS ADMINISTERED FOR 
— a Ss EXTRACTION OF TEETH 
LA@AL. 


way was either levelled to the ground or 
very badly wrecked. Tne neat building in its 


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H ENDERSON & H PN DERSON, track was the immense silk mil 


| Bros., located 12th and Marion streets. This 


: : t i as fille: 5 a : PTR . It was noi to te expected a Ceuservatire like 
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public. etc., building was filled with several bundred eper- | jisting the co-operation of the churches and : ‘ 
|atives and not a single soul escaped uninjured. ' Bapusts in Maniteba and the Northwest in| “ft. Bucke wouls be long retained ia such o referred to the finsece apd a@eswwent com. 


Rosser Avenues, Brandon. 
| The structure was four stories high and two 
Money ‘e loam on improved farm property. jy ited by seventy feet is one mass of ruins. 


8 @ A. Hendersen. 


- building except the stock and engire room. 
A T LOWE 


Buses SVBS UB, BASRDOR. 


CUSTOMS BROKER, & ACCOUNTANT ooo men, women and children c.ickly as- 


| Lebamnon Valley end many tams and other | 


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otherwise badly damagel. The cyclone cuta , 
swath of about 25 teet, and everything im its | 


il of Grimeshaw | fourteen months of his term of office he has 


| The fire department was called out, «ud 10, | 6ress all along the line. The a wisbes | t@ the highest bidder. 
Brother best every success as pastorof Bran-} win asd Myres ent up by P.M. “edd 


attending the academy thers. barracks. ' 


witbout placing on recor] our seme of the loss! two years in the peuitentury, but then emm- 


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Bzptist Missions. 


PORTAGE La PRAIRIE, Jan, 10.--I 


THE NEW COUNCIL. 


sponse to the deputation of lalies who waited | There were present at the meeting of the 
| uew cry counci! on Motday evening, Mayor 
{ Fraser Aldermen Coldwell, Halpin, Flun- 
Robinsok, S. L. Heal, J. H. Best and F. A.) Misa Clare Wastie las pened her cleas fur palit- merfl, Pillirg, A. Kelly, Browo and Rus 
Bailey was appvinied to confer with the a sia _ pn Reshience, Ow 130) & 3 sell. 

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jacdies’ mission circle with regard to establish- Aresue; Mimtes ef last regular acd special Meetings 

ing amission school among the Bengy In- Mr. R.B. Kischbofler and J. H. Dui, of were rad and adopted. 

diane west of the Portage. the Souris, left for the coast last week. On motion the rules were saspended au: 
A grant of $520 was made by the board to Mr. C. A. Smith drew the first pris, ——— at once 1 appuint standing 

assist the Rapid City church in securing the | pice silver service, at Barrett S* Co.'s prize , Committees. 


services of Rev. Mr. McLaarin, of Toronto, | drawing. Meved by Keily-Russell that Alserme:, 


to accept the pastorate of the church a ive 3 a , ne tct cot tbalpa. Coldweil, Prown, Russell, Pilling 
pt the pastorate of the church and gi Our Salvation friends tare hat a dig!) <elly be = special committer.to appoint 


a course of lectures on theology to .be stud Ms ‘gme of it i Week ning thei ) 
time of it the past week opening their $6000 the sanding committees for che present year. 
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Appr priations were mde sufficient to! | Bien : Sn 
secure student Jaber for the summer mouths; The Hon. Mr. Nerquay spent the most) Ater a short di-cussion the Slowing com. 
in the following fields: Boissewain, Chesley, Part of last week in this city om pnvate uittes were appouted: 
Whitewater, South Antler, Carnduit, Carman, | Dusiness. France and assessment—A. Kelly, Cold 


= ee PE VERE ER Pi. ane ie well T. EF. Kelly and Flummer‘e!lt. 
Glendale, Minnedosa and Calgary. Wintr  yfiniteba college senls J. MecDonaid to] : 


‘ ia if re, ee Q.. . i to 
arrangements were also made for Pilot Roeland and W. B Cummings to Sours on sien fof works--Rus cil, Pilling, Halpin 
Mound. Ment 1 Morden : + sas andisrown. 
SOUR, MAIO ALG sOTCeN nussion work this Spring. : . © ea po 
lhe Ww n f the superintel Jer t's hee w l y ; Ee ; H i v er an . Qe ft. Bee INCEIV, EUs 
x < I ec f M S 1 Atkmson selected Plammuierfeht and | 7 
‘ : i com es tu ¥2 Mr. tad I cense H { —lis 
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I ‘ . rount at $4,500 Ke prown and vell 
Vit A ae bichelors of the city 3 going to g i _ CATIONS. 
n as : etatys cise a grand bail the latrer part of this month. it Pom RK. Davidsor, J. F. Woedley, J. 5 
aT. % wnt to be 2 masquerade and end their iives , Brafield and A. T. ! we, CeMacring th 
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superintendent was read! of Jineleness. servces for position of auditor. 
ows: That while this board, ’ tom A. berkmon stating that Mr. Burns 


Mr yer, wife of ex councilor Dee - ' 
; ew of the pecuuar circumsianc-s Miieirags® salem) ie “ial Paucar 4 = Peubeced $2 polites irom him, and as he pani 
heer © Since | tue mn SI PUny Ci bY, bas BoC oine an ee- »1- } 
which the Brandon church hus been left <ince | S¢ municipaincy beh > eos weak ; ve AAD LEE his axes in bis rent, he wantel the $2 re 
| Mr. Best’s acceptance of the superintendency, | %USt¥ insane, and the otner day she was £0t | fond. —Fvied. 


- 5 “ae } a¢ Sallie ' 2 ane ‘ ‘ 
deeply regret the necessity imposed upon us '0 Mie asylum at Selkirk. } Pom the treasurer, giving receipt that F 


}in accepting his resignaion as general mis} Ju ige Walker gave Rosa, the wheat stesler, Rex had pani $3.34 for single truck licens: 
sionary, we cannot perm.t th's session t9 pass! 2 pretty heavy dose of it in sentenang hn to| for wo.thirds of a year. —Grantel, 
{ F-om J. F. Taibutt stating that te wo... 
j male a good - - em fos $25. 
; + Fom DD. M. McMillan ating thar 4. 
‘labored with aeal, success and enthusiasm,} ir. W. H. Hellyar has been appontel) waned a map for his office, aml thit he sa. 
“and succeeded in an admirable manner in ep. {tet agent for the N. P. line in this city. } oigieng Mr. Talbutt could make a satinfec 
tory one. After wme dmeusuen they we:- 


| Sust by hie resignation. During the | ples must be made somewhere. 


‘the work of establishing home Missions. We | “Pay. aime. 
| feel thankful to record, m view of the Divine} Op the 14th of Feb, nest, W. B. McLelaa, | From P. €. Doncas asbiag fer iostrictio: . 
| blessing bestowed upon our general mission-| Crown Timber inspector, will sell by Axtion jto stake od the gastage ground. Board ut 


RS ; 
H. B. Henderson. | Nothing but brick remains of the beautiful gry and his coadjutors lam year, bis term of le: A. T. Lowe's office here 1,600 lineal feet | Works, 


| office has been marked wiih remarkable PrO- | of boom timber, now above JSth St. brdge, Anacesunt of BMaywoot Bros, of $43.2> 
. was referred to the board of werks 
An account from Wilses & Co, was re- 


don church, and feel sure that altbeugh | hessed to the board of works apd fire, water 


for tra’, for the thet of Peruan Lamb gsaat 


sembled about the wrecked mi’. The cries officially he sustains a different relation to the} 1. .i4 Cap at Elkborve some days ago wil) 97d light cummittee. 


Beal Batate Agems. % Paris for mile, ofthe weunded and dying an’ their fnends hoard, we may «till secure, as his time mav 


Aciag Crewn Timber sgent. Requisitions tay | 


pe bts ned here for cutting timber cn Dominican | 748 henvtoendang. Willing? sds quickly set} permit, much of his valuable assistance and 
= to work, and at 21.45 OClo.x some seventy | expenence in sts] farther advanciag the work 


; sia ~_ ! persons had been taken out. Twelve of these 
SOF RLEP HONE CONNECTION, 


GO TO CHUBB’S 


their homes while thove who received more 
Aerious injuries were taken to the hospitals. I 


. From J. M, Eakins, giving @ statement oi 

come before his Honor Judge Walker to wor- : , 
value of C. P. R. propesty in the city, $38,008, 

tow (Friday), for sentence. scfessed to the & . ; 


lin whieh we are all engaged. (Signed) A. A.| Mr. W. J. Lang, at one time a Branden committee. 


_were lead, and many fatally injured. Those) Cameran, J. M. McDonald, A. E. Bailey. tnker and later an ice mnk caterer, who bss; 
“Who were less seriously hurt were taken to) 
dressed by Rev. Mr. McDonald, Rev. Mr, ;02 the B. C. coast, returned last week lookicg 
: ; | Minden, @ud Mesure. Gregg, Bailey, Sharp, as fresh asa buttercup. 

will take until morning to get all the killed) 


(Cameron, and Kev. Mr. Best. Whitean in} We understand Mr. Fiel Nation nis! . : 
land wounded out The number of killed’ a bis saditor. 


is estimated at seventy five persons, and it is 


Uecidental Restaurant | Sixties et 


PiiTsBURG, Jao. g.—-The Storm which 

. : — : passed over tis cay Wrought Mnghifal des. 

HH I A | QI A R | kK Rs truction to life aud property. At least thir- 
teen persons were killed and forty injured by 

the demolition of the new Welley building at 

FOR GOOD Wood street and Diamond alley, ana it 1 fear- 


ed more bodies are burned in the ruims, as a 


YY ST 3 RS number of persons are stul missing Of the 
( 4 4 KTJe forty in} ive at icast five cannot hive. The 


new Iron City nutworks at goth and Hadfield 


i ietan we at ara, ae “Wee “3 
Wea ¢ ay’ {thes trot » q treetS Was also entireiv Gemnol sneag Dy tae 
c ¢ ce ay vi thu sinmct for Ga wield anh HRA : Sisco ; ae 293 3 
PF as 7 cer ted | more (vster,and can SiQenty iets a eM Bec's «Me, 
é as aya as oa Meee Fort Pitt foundry, 13th ard Etna streets. was 
m@eswle an! Ket also badly wrecked and part of the roof of 
Ol I = } liz = ill j bl \7 Oil It 
> r eu i¢ Westingh c Avy Brake 
mpany s suffered grea age ird 
winds and t the w ire 1 a angerous 
nditic Ar Ap; o, Pa, considerable 
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> | p }: \ Am ape Wa 3 ¢ an e man Ku.ed At 
A770 Steu i» az ,» 2numoder of buncings were 
este i iNeports from Altona nd ber 
ynts yreat was e 
Car i . « - a “we sma a ars e track « he 
well be fa Py stuck west of | hur 
Pmic 
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prcre . ‘ : Wit AMSPURYS, fa., jan. g A storm of 
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wind accompanied by torrents of rain swept 
down the Valley this afternoon. Considerable 

- damage was dune in all duections, particulars 

of which Are meagre by reason of telegraph 

; and iclephone communication being inter- 
LO B ACCO E. S ruptec. In this city the Gamage was partic- 

4 4 ~<\Fe wiarly sovere. A dozen houses were demolish 

ed. The Mankey Decorative Works were un- 
‘ rowfed, ana the bmildings of Demorest Mach 
ine Company cemolshed. The damage sus- 
tained Ly the Maukey people will amount to 
$5,000, and thar of the Demorest Works 
$io0,002. The brck wall of the foundry 
separiment in the course of construction were 
razed to the fou.dauona, Seweral are report- 
ed as having been anjured or killed, but this is 
not conirmed. Mvycn damage was done to 


MIGARS | : 
Other preperty wna the surroun wm sows. 
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Prom SuBbury word comes that the Stack of 


te [ebecnors we bave all the leading 
weet: co Chewing and Smoking, Cut abu 
Pig} per cent. diwoum op e!! purchases 
of em Gol. ane over 


the nani mil! was blown down. Ten men 
We save the gen a bel stuck oof Lip. . w ed e rusts, a ¢ “ re 
WOM en. 2D i aay i ©e Lgs, and e Cu a ¢ 
B Pla > — m AR SLE t 2 ar Abe an 
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Keak: x Weais and [irster r 
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Piet sid sak 


reared 
' erected exclusively for the solders, and will | Our local Gre beigade is mow ico firk clas raacd 
beard 


MOTIONS. 
A. Kelly, Rassell, That J. F. Bravfici.) v- 
appointed city auditor for 188g, - Carned. 
Mayor Fraser appointed R. Davilew »- 


The public meeting in the evening was ad-| Spent the ‘ast year or more in the Rockies ani 


the chair. Collection, $21 65. bought that lot on Rosser just esst of Mr. P.E. : se 
siete cece Durs:’s from D. A. Reesor at $805 a fou} Moved by Coldwell smd Brows thet Vit- 
. j . ng, Matpin, 4. Kelly, Mayor Fras-r and the 
fron‘age. It is also understood Mr. Reesor P 
FOUR DAYS REJOICING |: toses: ste Jot orposie he arctan |S. teen cy anur’ etic to tour 
B a ns foot. committee im city sulieitur's office ty mike 
_ $708 amentiments in the municipal act. -——( arned 
_——---—-—_— A frien showe] us a letter from an oiticer| “dayor Fraser stated that as city officia's 
Seer . of the Domumon governmen:'s office, Logdye [are to be Sppointed in Febvaary, @ conmitice 
Among Salvationists at the Opening England, which states the Braadoo Mall is ‘should meet tu tix slanes for the year. 
of their New $7,000 Barracks — | kept on Gle in the o'bce, as an authonty on! Moved by Russell amd Pilling that 4 
: Mankodan matters. They will Sod ¢@ con- | Kelly, T. E. Kelly, Coldwell and Flammer- 
Over I5SC Officers and Soldiers sustent paper at aayrate. elt be appointed a <pecial comanttee to Ot 
Take Partin the General Jubilee. Mr. Juha Dickensoa left last weex for a, $'4!! 
j trip to ihe Coast, to last some weeks. He Caries! 


salaies fur ety offeceals for present yeas. 
A big time in the history of the Salvation)! : : : . Pe ae 
4 , ‘joined Mrs. Dickenson at Calgary whither; Coluwell Plammesklt, that sa/arm 


j ae : ay Sree 
ishe wert sor.e days before to visit friemis. ; €9°" — ig $50. — Carrel, 
b2th, myth and rgth inst. the occasion being | During their absence Me. Mussay will have to! Cow's adyruinedt, 

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the opening of their new barracks which has “‘tread the wine press alone,” == 
The Board of Trade. 


Army in Hrandon took place on the 11th, 


been commenced and finished within the pest} T. Murdock, late of thas city, but now « 
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four months. The building is a substantial | ¢ Tecumseh hotel, Winnipeg, was chai, At the regular mesting uf Use board of trad- 
with assanlt by G. F. Gow, and accused sj 4 ay vas decided t \} a weeting 
ohne and no care has been withheld to make , Line «loool: aia han ‘ j P on Tuesfay, & was Jeceded to ca Sik 
Orcaning a ley ul 2 iatfer iD ousting Le | of she ratepayers on Tuesday evening an 
; £ cee bin I rain buildiag. ! ¢ ig TS ’ eae J 
elotits kind, in the maim ouud'og. | from the hetel. In the police court, however, 235d — @ full attendenee is i yuesie 
which is 36x75 feet, are three rooms. ihe Gow cit het put is an appearance and the | coo 
auditoriuun extends the whole length and | © W4S “istiissed » Mrs Chamberlin, mother of the (Queen's 
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breadth of this, and the furmace room and! Mr. Nichol, late of the Merchants Henk, | PEPter, Quawa, and Mrs. . W. SS Dune, of 
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this city, has taken a good advice whereve: he | Vil» City, Fave veen in town wane cay i- 


' . ® which } } hn : _ oto 
basement, Which has become LAMM. ¥ Ca.icu | Z ‘ : ‘ 
P igot i, ana ans marned, the fair one beng guest uf Mrs. Ur. Dpenec fr. 


the ‘‘vlory hole,’ are utder the auditoriam., gy). ; . ll 
; Ph 3 shat ; : ; j Sd s McLean, daughter ul Mr. A. L. Me- | The honrbe 3 of the Langham hotel ae 
Jhe structure is heated bv a hot au furmace, Lean, grocer in the bab. Ms. Nehd spent ' considerable of a scare the otter Joy in a cry 
which has sia conductors to convey the beat. I gE ‘oa this city the guest of Mr. ! of Fire ! “Fire!” When the beg ule reach 
to the public hall, which will give out ee eee ee the scene, it was found the fre was confiv 
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much heat to make it as comfortable as could; _W. rm Knowlton, of es notiee | + the para - a © * 
‘ ; : o! application to incorporate Baadon posed amy sO 
be wished on the coldest day in winter. The PP . 


Souns Cuy S& Kock Lake railway, with _ eloquence of Issae Shupe w bis efforis to sels 
interior of the auditorinm is well Saished with | power to construct from some pew at or | fruit and ornamental trees. 
matched ceiling. A platform,rising ter above | near Brandon, through Souris City aad ia a| The govesmmemt grast to err city ahee's 
ter, at the end furthest trom the main eB-' southeasterly direction towards Koch Lake, | this past yeas was $1,375, aud the counc8 
trance, which faces gth street, bas been thence to the soutbern boundary. 96,76¢ mere, other smal? receipt. 
the total to $8,363. The aurts of the 
seat about 100 people, the boty of the bell | fons. At their annus) meeting law week, are unpad tases, $19,376, schon 
bas seais for abost 500 mere. Above the’ yi, k 1 Keamedy was chosen forenan of | POpeTtY, $9,000, imerest, $.10, aad cash on 
front door is the motte of the S. A. iB & the book and ladder company, and Ms. W. | band about $1,000 more. ‘The fee) cant the 
circular window, ‘‘Bleod and Fise,” and ®icampbeil of the bose company, wih W. |Past year, $680, salaries, $4,179, soterest, 
the centre the number of the corps, 335, 824) Hugon secretary-treasurer. Mr. Wiswe!l,|$!.5e4, and misor Heme making the tate 
abeve this near the top of the barracks is a chief, is making this a wost efficient boy. expenditures $8,366 Th: debent s+ jiebulite 
plain bold ‘Hallelujab.” The architecture; * | is $20.00. 
ef the hail is favorable to the conveyance of! Fred Clark, a Toronto man came o this} . i 
sound and there is no difficulty im hearing @ “ity tv solucst orders for ready made cothing » ae aoe of Engiaad bassar att concert, 
yo.ce in an ordinary tone, nevery part. At for bw shop in that city, and was fined $10, | neld at — Lake on Puewlay bast, was, a» 
the back of, and attached to the maim building for tradimg without a license. Thisisal nght 243% peep su oes, and about $170 wa, 
is an offeers’ quarters with four large rooms, im the tailoring business, buta hundred agents wenn the rapa dessa ling ford. be the 
i OF tue Very pleasant ew bing’s ent rtais 


Leenles Closets, * oodshed, @te., in which the May souclt printilic, anu tace it aWav from 


’ : nm- rb ; vr), or? o > @ (“ha " - ‘ ‘ ss 
icers is charge Ww reside. Altogether nm the cify O.tices, and there is uo iaw to touch .™ ut the Rev. Chas. (Quinney gave a Snancial 
a marvel howa bcy¥ I|@rgely com; osed as tacm. Were are our city by-laws, an*wav ? acement, W ’ bsWek over $5,050 
bh + ~* a a . b&b r oe - / 
art nie. have in the ort life of ected, with promise f $209 mor ' 
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Se” —_—-, 3 at lowest rates, also <n by edocs ‘ - , 
(*h = ¢ ff % the’s Prearecreo Serrar y \ ' Se ORDERS AND DRAFTS ee E : 
’ woo mnete Ly tls PRRUSS ) . on points in Great Hritaim and the Con- 
© 41 st Teaet 8) pe p a’ as : tunent, 
5 ' : Pept aban afurtéo rer. ‘J A viate > 
ithont any discomfurtaowearer. ‘The . y ‘BACCACE . 
| aeael! " » : checked through, and iabeled forthe ship by 
i \ which you sail. 
‘ ine Yee .. a 
Ye , Mae i * Write for particul ‘orr 
: Pm Sf | rie for particulars. Correspondence an- 


Lead , neice pe hs = ‘ P , swered promptly. 
booth sera ~ , =a N » 4B ' 
an GRAS. CLETRE, 118 ae ; ‘ND ILLS, G. HW. CAMPRELL, 


Aing “i. West. Toronto, or Buflalo, \.%. a catita f. 2hY . General Steamshi ent. 
That Oid, sCaldus GA00eCPr of Pain, 471 Main St. and C.P.R. Depot, Wir m reg = 


Whether fautcrnalor Erternal, Peers 
Perry Devis’ Pain Willer should haee a eee ly ’ 
Tlace ine rif fy Maciuine Shop ana trig . 
Mill, « very Jar ,ondin every Llousce a 4 a 
hola. red fig Jor 4 seoetrate wse, net onl sjur 4 Ww . , Ay: 7 
Acvidents, Cute, Lirwsis s,ete. but zor Bowel é 5 ‘ i? : 
Com) laints,s has Diarrhoea, Wysente rity i “st c ® tks : 
Chotira injunium, sudden Colds, Chiils, 
Neuvalgiua,y ote ete. Sold everwhere, f= ed Py 
Price 25 Cents per Bottle. | le py 
vei eas wn i . 
: DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO. Limited, tee 4 ivf 
W Bolesaie Ayeuls, Montrea! f .: 
a 
t 
% ; ay 
1 BF bts #3 
a a q 
fd 
' s 
, are ° ‘ 
iba For The Nervous ae POEUN *) mean Dares. 
ale ss 42, 
, | ’ ‘ { The Debiliiated end all < 4 B “es pe : *s " ’ »! ‘ 
) | | . The Aged. pee et tosena they ecleh rou 
WEAK —" a thicts ceees ; 
‘ ' UCRES Nervous Prostraticn Nervous Head- PaIne’s Cp! a% jonie th ners ls : fv and ts 
3 is ' ache. Neuralgia. NervousWeakness a SME — ‘ i ‘ ‘ r 
nom : \\ ‘ the Stomachand Liver Diseases, and ai] €ccal thurs - r ‘ 
and ‘ ‘=r ; , : affections of the Kidneys iy eucebaies peta prensa ' cence ofoplere r P 
: ) iB ie. ‘ ‘ ia A cures ‘ ’ a* ani manh zee ren? ‘ . < . 
Ey 1s it had “tt rte dase try be and Write tne 
wane the clonhant tesine  & NERVE TONIC. QHEUMATISM e tor iliustrates pampnlet free 
: r , Gorse ¥. borrows. Sramrozn, CONN, says Painr’s € i xn puree the 
‘ ano?» weld ds 2 OS “For tvo yeere Tl was asutterer from nervove de Vj id . a t po : or thas Wea line a _ 
4 ry a coorn Dhoycr eft. bility. ant I thank Goud and the discoverer of the (2 qr a blood. It . ’ 
; Valual le winedy that base's CELAkY ComPportrnp oe causes Rheumatism, and restr alam 


. | iFEcD 
! ‘ é . i iv’ cum] me ft ues valuable remeds Loxug bisy i wr vi / BPA ig, . fo oritr 998 Violas te pet OR Organs -] : } i rue |! Vy | S Arf} 
foids cf clot t a his huee truns hive Letany ome write to me for mivics.” ee bot SF } } ' “I hit ( Ur - 


1) te would emis ce Sis Trice ale up m oval tes holding three ounces ' oe 
ot : ais VUid & t i IC 4 VY Os : , ’ 4 ’ 
Us wrath, and at list.rftersiet seid AN ALTERATIVE anes nn ne mae Ses ee ee ‘1OMEY COMPLAINTS: S renter sears trem a Skin disease 
i ace tous. butwhich to realoyw wag | Alonzo Sorr, Womsor, Vr, asya . | and the name of the inrentor, S. fh. Campe os t ola net walk of dress mysslf 4 

oe ee ee eee “ “T beliwe Parng’s Crieny ComPounn savel my bell, in red ink across the face of the label, , cue mae Meee ees , . mnas ©! dinener from head fe funt. 
bul a fow minutes, he staggered to his | yee My rouble seemed to be an internal humor. Be ware of imitations, refuse all substi- gpiteinhthe ct 9 2 4 tured ta elght weeks by the ¢ wit 
foet and ished into tho jonele. Before I wed it] waso ceree! with an eru;tion from eae “, SS CUFRLIVE Power “ ’ curs Remedies 

fogs “bead toheel" The ery tion ts rapidly healing. tutes, and you vill not be dianppointed., norve tanies, makew it tus b ody 


TY 4-TERY TIGHT FLACE and lam ive huniced per cent. betéer every way.” 


leone, Caan Eee Sek | kama Commas Ge enn ~1SPEPSIA seeps er noe A 


of jov bells on our . . e - he 
’ a : - : Pisin fuss ot) AG Beat, Werre Revers Joxctton, Vr. ety . . nthe: . a *r i« ome rio red une t th ° 
ars da tmnfted voice fh Hi Forts years part rh me oat see ° t ; ' . . . o ore 
the felda of tha aiiarine in Mac's oll froin kideey and fiverte ot! atten. @4 with d Cures hronic linc enstination, ’ nd + e-road P « rod > Sree Rana 
naw? tone errand oN: * Lawl ty ’ pepe: art constipati “ a SOLS SS ae 9 tak sia ao 1 : . , ew Er, ” dhe 
a fol? x . 1 , CBLERY (DMPy sb 4 e pugh ererylhing —___ £1 ia a j eas Ber 
you fer "Ss. and get me out i3 0 allat ine Not lors " Palas Toe 
; iyepoey “ 1 | fs 
1B be amothered Po A DIURETIC OstiVENeSs, 2 al fan ain ONSTIPATICN 
I> tr qviad rt Clic ery ‘ ‘ the “a —_—__ a ‘ in 
; e112) Clheshont j pert had | Gkorer (sRot Citt, lows, sys rising ft . hisord Liver, 
: : ; “| bate been v ; Par ERY COVT Be cs ¥ 
if , | rt and :t ha . lnerys ar i lu ‘ . 
“ i j beck thas ‘ T te 7 nsia or J stion. Bilious 
} I ' I eof 4 5 Fr rs ree Heartburn, ‘ 
. ' sidininien atees 0 ws ars — — 
‘ \ Price 81.00. § Derggiets aof A te, G 1, Nervous ; aide 
stir, while ¢ eu _ ” : : — PR TS TST bee: ELL, MICAANO x CU rop’s 
I 3 has boc WELLS, RICA TCSSON & CO, Proprietors Debility, Nausea, ov Von hewn nn ey i. 
ri ; i th ‘ i a Price 25 Cents per Bottie. 
‘. ™ is “L_Y BY 
‘pote &. ‘ 1T . ies . Pe sl . . 2. ‘ ‘ 
. : ; ‘ dient ond w duce . nS CE Co. ( trited), m PAS x : a Pm 
; ; - “Eid: Alta 2 
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ie NOUCE eta 
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oi ; +71 } { ad on nd . 
} is " , a ~ . i= © te : ’ »é) age 
( nA , a : $ VWsbt ayes prow = Be 
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+ | fi ; “SHITES. 
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| : siatable as Mlk, | i 

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t r -4 aero ; . 
| —————" semen (£50) DOLLARS SO! ~*s , 
‘ rmy Py : ’ FF eee asa FLESH ; . 
| ‘ ? reaAae 7 = 7 ? Be . _ 
on | med, Pig while taking 17 IME AND SEE Us "a 
. t ‘ ‘yy “- 
ue [had mean : , « i 
i o49< - +; =I SE so ' ‘sa *«) & g 
hae . ott r I “i ° a bleh pts . relie? az ta | 
tream INCcOnSCIOUSNES ‘ s cas for ‘ 2 = ; 

,drvamy t ‘a » Ach nz Nuse le Back. Hip. 


4 desperate race against Pxtorg wita I S ~ CONSUMPTICN, SCROFULA, ¥ DAVIS & LAWRENCE COO. (Limited and Sides, cud all poia. ta 
old . whon your was ~ Dae a , ‘ CENERAL DEBILI: % \ if ; ~ — ant tow. aud onanemg og ne 
‘ » mor —, a Aree 8-3 on Bere Ta ‘4 . af tare . ore e ae a eve Nene mtunte be 
semsa! ona Wasting cnaonie é uCHS. nm, ; ; ms pers Store, = MIRESL, I ‘ oro ty Antt-Pain Plaster Th- ret 
lil nd 3 a j : == pe aud on y aime uid ul laster w.« 

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THE BRAN NDON MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY, 1 


WHY YOU SHOULD USE 


SCOTT'S 
EMULSION 


ce COD LIVER OFL vrs 


iwocere 
bos FC HOS Hives. 
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ts an tee 74+449 “me *t*e 
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Liaulsion is motasecret remedy. 
liv} wopbor- 


1 Fare N rwecian Cod Liver OH, 
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TASLE &£S MELX. 
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CAUTION. 


PAL 


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Tho Winter efter the creat fire 
ioconira ? y Sronchia! 


In Cnicago “ep 

j « s thane ea y 
2ffections, and since +s et 
at) obligedto spend nearly every 
., LastNovemberwas 


enter Sout! 


sdyiged to try Bcott’s « rautsion of 
Coed Liver Gilwith ry nes! nhites 
¢ Aascroueve dat 


wsur oriso'. 
eng by continuing is Use 
three months was trrelvc ured, 
srenmin ene 
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siness every 


213 ; Suge 
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cheertully fora ro the chores 


ast 1s tae swlpect Of 


Weave children 
When Br ead: apie! s Ve 


\] ee vont 

root a re Suas 
Cause ter bread ue tae whiicst, her 
dad weeet ail the poncabes sae dare set before BS. 


Navy 


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best, lightest, | 
rats eé are she | 


7, 1889. 


: icetiieaen 


ECOKSTORE. 


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A Permanent Cure. i A Pleasant Cure 


"BUY THE BREADMAKER'S YEAST. PRICE 6 CENTS 


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Brandon Weekly Bail. 


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tat ‘ ‘ rauld advise the 
In this state of allans we woull advise th 


Conservatives to) re-organize and prepare for 

emervencies. Kt best the Gnt government 
” 

must mect ts doom tn three years from the 


present, while the day before that it may fal 
to picees of its own rottenness. no one knows 
is the duty of onr frends to 
Banquets ought to 
ad 

of 
the present incumbents im offite, ard organiza. 
The 


municipal and otherwise, ought to be looked 


In any event tt 
use theer 


wh 
dreases delivered exposing the 


opportunities. 


id at all central points, and have 


nusoing s 


tion effected all around. voters’ fists, 


¢, 


| doubtless ere lor g he 


after, as the former wil 
male the basis for the provincial dists. The 
se " , 
part muuid be on the lookomt for good 
san card bearer men who will do. ry'it 
t Cl ist) in i t a ty 
‘ tg ¢ } ei T po 
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» We hav loca! act ur ; 
act unde: 
Gri enumerators could j 


without affidavits, rames of multitudes. who | 


bea, ae hours } 
had not been 24 hours in the Country at the 


time , though tt ne law specified ip intent, th 


anda have at the time been here 6 montis. 
Scores of such men voted at the last clection 
and several of such polled for Mr. Smart. 


We have, too, a municipal act that allows a 


RK ept fr 9 ”M friends be 


--- 


man to move from one menicipality to an- 
other, pay a poll tax of $2, and 
vote of the heaviest taxpayer in that muric- 


ipality—such polltmx voters can 2iso ina! 
j ; . : 9 : 
Ste Mipauwty go from the ward they reside in 
;and vote in another, which a voter on free 
] 
‘ ete) Be annont do. Yes: if t Free Press will 
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pwr-ininimaininniatemineiiiti 
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soo aennenRERAOR 
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Jtaxt an the va 
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i Of tats Vil i ‘ 
4; 4 iw > ming representing Const 


condvion ta 
nicipalities 
Eee 


l’ress last 


which the 
] ' ve 
week said it interviewed a Liberal from Bian 
don who said the people of this eity would 
{ 
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editorially one day 


unanimously support the government if they 
got tae railway, and would “be down on it” 
if they didn’t get it, and it characterized such 
The local 
city confrere, Pechsniif, has been 
interviewing “the people of Brandon” on the 
tr. B.'s ‘attack on this cits 


a principle as most reprehensibie. 
tool of its 
, and he finds the 
t. P. ts denounced by the whole community. 
[tis well to have such a frvitful imagination 
as that correspondent possesses. It is true 
. responses he has elicited &eem to bear out 


eeksriff’s 


contention that DBrandonites con- 


sider themselves COMpromised 


by the F. P.'s 


sMatement, but when itis taken into accoun? 
hat yentiemen interviewed were the most | 
upporters ef Mr. Smart in the last | 
' 
yn! Sho world support him again 
i » P ' ‘ liu ‘ . — tesa? 
| i ' _- apes) Gab ° 
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in dO nothing to save them. 


Ahead of All. ; 


I have used Hagyard’s Pectoral Balsam in 
my family for years and have found it ahead | 
of any preparation of the kind in curing colds, ; 
ete. I cen especially recommend it for child- 
ren Alex, Moffatt, Millbrook, Ont. 


destroy the | 


‘THE LATEST IN JEWELS. 


makes a pretty hairpin. COLONIZATION The zoth monthly! 

Small brooches in a combination of Ameri- 

ean pearls and rubies are being introdwwed 
opresenta a cow's head , 


tipped 


rawing wil take! 
lace 


‘ A warf pint ovelty r ar vee - 
Under the patronag Wednesday, 


of sinall diamonds, with gold borus 
sev, i ataer 


Fehea R 
" = oO! C 
with emeralds. Labe! ebruary * 20th 
Sprays of wild reves, surrounded by a ™ rm” 
’ a ea ee, : oil - 
Px } bere i" . r,ared ely « fou asu Fstab! shed in 188s, ES VALUE 
cr Cy . 


PRI 
$5000000 


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iM. ICLASS DD. 
A ow: of silver stndded with diamonds ee bd 


. . 
anit 
{: e I) ~ i sein seraegevonan tm 
i 
‘4 ‘ f Tieeal Estate 
ri i eee 
= ; f nino! | = Ss $Saae rors 
-_—-——— - -- ~~ = 
{ , 
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a ‘3 pis 
, Y is o~7 ] ith a 
lud t 2} 
j A rich i iained 
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at ; - . - 
A wnt ic t | ta ente a 
’ ¢ — = 
euray < to es) ‘ Dd 
. ' and 
macy Olin ii eT) @2G4 
used Lo. the dycss 
As f lope, par t 1, into 
wt , I a 14 their: 
“ t eat Guil i dl Buver 
vi : } }« li 
\ 
( fr rocen i ‘ies in 
C ! i y ey i; woom 
if i mof bur sof small 
a mis, f leavess being so 1 that 
{ ri » eacn ites a gem 
j 
Jaw. rm) ’ | 
saicsaee ‘i iil 
SC eu OF IC SOU > 
} i 
Wood workers are using napbthcline as a | 
wood preservative. Jt is s:td to leave the} 


i 
wood dry awd with only a faut aromatic 


odor. se 
at at a 
H Prof | Wi re” & SPE , 
cover : anins “tbr L preys up| ots and Ps oe ‘id od 
shoes, kk can b iwod by a vapor of bi- Ls -4 Bare] of 
sulphide of atte: i : , ok 
a MA? Ap AL a 
Nearly every kind of glass, especiaily that) * Bt fi, “i ” o 
containi;; manganess, ts hable to change | BBE ae 
color by exposure to suniight. Heat will re yan - —— 
store the color, however. ‘ Jf j 3 j ’ " 
Acconiing to an English barber frequent | {A " 7 a B 
washings of the bead qill protuce baldness 3 5 P «4 7 a. 
Ancther tinportant agent in causing baldness | H sg i 
is the use of fancy tollet soaps in shampooing 5 | ‘emf a j 4 aa 
- % . oe ~« cue? A 
the head. A good brush aml comb are aufii- 4 ; je 
cient to keep the head clean. a ay 
A mixture for the removal of ld) varnish | 3 TLES Atest. IN To~7siest. s3est and 
has ben patented in Germany by a Mr. a, ey Os SK" -_ 
Meyer. It isobtained by mixing five parte wes aunts ww ote Lax eskly * 
of D6 per cent. silicate of potash, one of 40 Lov T CED TO—.- 
per cent. seda bre and one cf sal ammoniac 4 -y 
(hydrocblorate of ammenia:. : —PER NEAR-- otis 
Aamortor which it i claimed will stand in Rt “5 
all sorts of weathorismade of cne bushel of ! he Pubiian ra ef TH i WE (NNITSO Ww FFE oY SUN hve cde 
uniake! lime and Liree bushels of sharpsand, | Tse ited bo per ANd Wakt g i.& Ww siceue Household Vis ter 
to whi iided ono pound of alum mixed | © 00 ESC oaPiry. Nee eae — been decide win mi 0 Sgt 4 
with cuc pinted linseed oil, The alum will} 7, pric g hres pints wenkentiucs 4:2 ath r fe ure, 7 niethe nize of ate 
| counteracs Loe action oF frost on the mortar. | Ts : 
x noe of the cotton plant are deve loping | ; , ‘ 4 : - 
frapidiy formerly the fiber of the blosss m | 
was the euly part on: Then th © sced | ieee: pane a : ms fe geg serergem go i e 
becan to supply a large proport ion ofthe | x : en F ; ; a: £ Su et ¢ eo" 04 Oe § 347: % / 
“olive cil’ end “lard” in the country, and 
now the bulls ers found to be cheaper and 
be ’ od for pay pulp 
¢ i ‘ it I ‘ l, 
iY a | he | ves edili may be 
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niagg gy bite: eg eh On the Verge, of Starvation. A Cure for Deafness 
ting ; pick outtroma pile three months I could 1 at a fuil I ; . La 5 of 
ot are - “ ai » COLTS ONS Of any color 4 ea! FG at Jay 3 ¥ me | 0 é: : a vbottie Géainess n e ’ I! Yel 
asked for. of Beni ee 1 | low Oil, the great household remedy for 72% 
A San Francisco gentleman owns 2 dog, on | in three days my appetite returned, anc rn @ | inflamation an reness. Yellow Oil cures 
whose collar bo has attached the following week . felt like anew man. It was wonder-) Rivematism, Soret “Throat and Croup, and # 
legend: “I will not be responsible for the ful what that one bottle dd forme,” writes | useful internal: y and externally, for all ps 
| damage done to people who persist in dis | Arthur Allchin, of Huntsville, Muskoka who | 2.4 injuries. 
‘Robert Elsmere’ in this dag's _— suffered from Dyspepsia. 
' tng. He can't stand everything * sntiapiictinnindlilint - 
j } Ba C incorporated 
Billy Ingram goes to Qu’Appelle, to man , The Hudson's Bay Co. was Inc 
‘anon ns ve ease oe remember age a watchmakers shop, Mr. Durst, of this | 225 years ago, and is the oldest mcorp?' 
- Philadelphia Call city has opened there. — 


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1 = etesececs Se 2,009 
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30 Furniture Sete. ..cce...ce 200 6.90 
60 ‘ 10 eno 
2) Gold Watches - ®) 10.99 
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1,000 Toilet Sets _... Sim 
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, but as the feller that | Te ns, $620 sash nten deys of saie, bala? 
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+ to clear Steve an’ make | Fr wer partculanw and cenditions of sale ap 
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Loe Costs, Atlanta Con- | DALY &COLUW ELL. 
Dvetsea Iu (8 Veter Sol ick 


THE BRANDON 


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Jolly Time for the Children. 


On Tuestay cvening the Church of Eng- | 


i 
land Sunday Sclool gave en entertainment in 
ik all, upwards of two hundred being 
M mrese ‘The programme consisted of the 
; t drama Area Lelle.” followed 
1 - ch wer i} 
perfurma: 
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A. FERGUSON, 
Soheiter for applicants 
| : asi - 
AVIS. 
| 
. are e¢ par le present que demande sera | 
. ent du Canada,a « prochaine see 
brenir on Acte censtituant en cerpo 
, retro Coopagnie de chemin de fer de Jonetion 
Nord crcei «ytal et Lac des Bois, avec pouvoir de 
er . » ferree partant d'un point dans 
a vole de Weat Lonne, Manitoba, et de la dans une 
} pirection ri ¢ iwet Su ona’anx villes de Portage la 
} Poonees Hranien, et des lignes d'embranehemert 
} alrsnt dans e direct on Ouest, sudeouest ou nord 


ost jusqa'a la ligne trowtiere de la province du 
Manitoba et courant le Wert Lynne dans une direc 
> Tac dee How ou pees de Ie 

A. PERGUSON, 
Sellieveurs de requerants 
Nevembre, 1588, 


tion @-t jusaa‘a 


4 


Toate a () trea, cot 


ee (atiendeiliianasinainminliah 


ry yple believe that {8 
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| of the largest end moet relist house, and they use 


a s Seeds 


3 gee, 1. M. TERRY & CO. are 
yas. ge - seknu iedged to be the 


MA IL, 


THURSDAY, JANUARY, 17, 1889. 


“ 4 ae # 


| STRAYED. 


| Came into the enclosure of the undersigned | 
| EB. by l6a1- 19, a about Ist bec. a grey mare 


the owner can have her On proving property 


and paying expenses. 


randon, Dec. 32. 


IMPERIAL BANK 


@f taunecda 


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( & D. Cassels” 
MMA 


Inv} mre } 

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j Br ado awoll ha finrs h, meesonah mM, } } 
| 800 Amas Cal; These cake must} 
| he drau ft hi yive Affi rent PETSONS No| 


1 One person can Trae more than one cake. 
| Every person partirpating will have 
their name and number recorded in a 
| hook and a ticket with their number 
put in a sealed box and drawn for on 
Xmas morning by responsthle persons 


WEDDING & XMAS CAKES 


made to order. A iarge assortment, of Wed- 
dimg and Xma&s Flowers just arrived. 

Leave your orders for Xmas Cakes, 

Send pour cakes to be trimmed. We will 
trim them as good as if we made them. 


| 

} 

XMAS CANDIES. 

| Christie Brown candy aad biscuits for sale. 
| The finest cream candies in the city, also 
| children's candy toys, candy walking canes 
| and other suttable candies for Xmas Eve 

} 


XMAS FRUITS, 
Japrn oranges, Malaga grapes 
| assortment « { fruits in season 


and other 


OYSTERS. 


IF YOU IN7 VisIT IN 
ON TARLO OU EBEC! 
United Stat Burcpe, 
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Jretrois 37 56 3 } 
Toronto 43% 35 75 
P New \) ork re ee 45°75 
T. Liverpoo! or Gisago® ..... as Sw 6) 75 


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Agent, Braandoe 


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G. & 2D. Cass 4 


ROSH & CO., 
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, 


reosser Avenue’ Srar.don. 


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Cutlery, 


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Tin and Galvanized Roofing 


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(rranite 


Lamps, Chimneys, 


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DEAZERS®1N—- 


Stoves and Linware, 


Ware, 
Wringets, 


ca 


Machine: 


and 


Eave-Troughing, Hot Air Furnaces a 


Specia 


Ity. 


Rosser Avenue a 


Brandoa. 


THOS HARENESS 


HORSE DEALER, eid 


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JANESVILLE. WIS., 
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BRITISH HORSES 


. ae tv. Penman 


$ for act eal 220 


Clydesdale English Shir, 


= Suffolk Punch, Cleveland Bay 
i ©And Hackney Stallions. 


Prteee moderate, termecasy. “erre 

ee Bend for cataingue Ne 8 

Piles: Piles! Piles! “Htehing Pites Renmei Kteby. ary Skin Tortere. 
srs i S a ‘- nah e ‘, oa at The samcl+ sep abon § b@arees ersage 
sonar to a*. > ee bs Farge <r ¥ Bemies fp Wah oot any smaernal membcne «ose any ase ul 


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A GILDED SIN. 


Bi EiRTEA M. CLAY. 


| “J will goto her myself,” said Kath- 
erine impulsively. 

“It is useless, Katherine,” returned 
Lady Brandon. She will only be mora 
miserable than ever.” 


But Katherine would not be con- 
trolled. She hastened up to Veronica's 
room and found her favorite standing 
by the window. 

“My darling, you have been ill,” she 
cried. “Mamma says that you fainted.” 

Then she started, for Veronica had 
turned round to greet her, and the 
changs that had come over her was s0 
terrible that th» young heiress was 
shocked. Veronica's face was pale and 
worn, the dark eyes were tearless, but 
there was in them a look of fathomless 
woe, 

“Veronica,” cried the girl, “it is true 
then! Icansee from your face that it 
is true; there is no nced to ask a ques- 
tion. You and Sir Mare have parted!” 

“Yes,” she said dreari'y, “we have 
parted, Katharine—not for an hour, a 
day, or a year but forever.” 

“I will not believe it! What has come 
between you who loved each other so 
well?” 

“I cannot tell yon,” replied Veronica, 
with a long, low sigh. 

“You must tell me,” declared Kather- 
jf. “I want to help you. I could not 
Nve and know that you were unhappy, 
Veronica. I must follow Sir Mare and 
bring him back.” 

“I cannot te!l you anything about it, 
Katherine,’ said Veronica. “And yet I 
may tell you this. He asked me to do 
something for him, and I refused; he 
placed the alternative of parting before 
me, ani I took it. You will ask me 
nothing more? 

“No,” she replied musingly —“that is, 
unless you like to tru-t me more fully.” 

a cannot,” said Veronica, with a 
shudder; “he has gone, and we shall 
not meet again in this world; yet I was 
worthy of his love. To me it seems that 
I have stood by him dead and kissed 
him for the last tume.’’ 

Her voice hal in it aring of weary 
despondency, her eyes were tixed witha 
strange 


were folded and lay on her knees, Shi 


dazed expression, her hands 


looked up at Katherine. 


” 


“Kete, give me one promise, sha 


said —“‘just one. Tell me that you will 
never renew this subject. To renew it 
to give me bitter pain, 
vu will neyer do ao 


will be eimy |; 


Viom's2 me thet 3 


that: ’ rhetrress could pot reist 

I do prom’s she said; and 1! 
for one tuinuts the dreary calmness of 
the } *wastr 

cou ind § ré 
qu tus talk o ne 
ir | ] 

py los took 3 
‘ . or 
t ‘ t 
+9 1 r 

“ { 
‘ Te « 
y A, didi 
pain ‘ r \ 

I i i to talk 
ha 5 1 ar so sad Ver 
oni 

f ! she pleated 
™ Ww } t ww ) 
t 
said tt \ ng heire — 
A Vero i \J . 
br _ Lf t t } ‘ 
en y i r an r rf ? 
paused 
‘40 r sted Vero : 
“Ia »,” said rvir tG 
I arr 4 I n 
I love r i i 
Tt mh ver r ana3 
fa s ca over her white, wonble?} 
face. 


eave rly alive 

‘Yes, i lan replied hathe 
ine. “No one could even guess how 
dearly I love the Chace. 

“Now tell about wour love,” sa 


Veronica. 
“What can [tell vou, dear, save that 
my love and mv life are one—that 


have no thought, or wish, or desire that 


does not begin and end in Alton? Now 
has tha ed i 

“Yea, more than anrthing vo he 
have s2i You could hav og 
nothing that would comfort me one-ila!: 
8 much. You will leave me now, 


Kate—I am the bert: 
dear—and when we meet again all wil 
be forgotten, except that we love each 
ether 


‘ for your coming, 


Ser fo te parm mentnet ne 
re. 8 ried to bear her life. She 
on sry roagy 3 
Se Lady Brandon. Sha 
wes the most loving of sisters to the 
per'pavtnd wis site oo 
thin; she began io ho ee 
pe that Heaven 
would take pity on her and let her dic 
soon. So the winter months came round, 
at Christmes preparations were be- 
gun for the marriage of the youn heir- 
ess. Lady Brandon had invited a large 
circle of cuests, anl one of them, not 
knowin, of the recent con!reteinps, having 
just returned from Spain, spoke of Sir 
Mare Caryll, and said that he was going 
to take up his residence abroad, 

Veronica overheard it. She did not 
speak ; the lovely face grew paler, and a 
mist of unshed tears dimmed the beauti- 
ful eyes; but soon afterw:rd she went 
to |ady Brandon’s room, her marvellous 
self-control gone at last. “he stood be- 
fore her with a look that Lady Brandon 
never forgot. 

“You must let me go away,” she said, 
“IT cannot remain here. I cannot bear 
it. You must let me go home to Venice 
to die.” 

Then she wept as she had never wept 
in her life before, as one who hai no 
hope —wept until Lady Branion was 
ciarmed, and she herself was exiansted. 
ihen Lady Brandon said to her: 

‘Yon shall go; [ willtake you. Yoo 
shall goto Venice, or where you will; 
ni ¥ gait--wait, for my sae, ustil the 
wedding is over.”® 

~o for the sake of the woman who hal 
influenced her so stronzly she wa: au, 
etto her and to every on: 


_ else that tuos¢ days brought her nearer 


i 


gest... 


lo people ever die of a broker 
heart?” she thousht. “A year azo I 
was strong ani well. IT had color in ny 
face and light in my eyes; I hal 
strength in my limbs and joy in my heart. 
Now my stren sth has lett me; people 
look grave Wlicu their eyes rest on me; 
life isa heavy Lurden that T would fain 
lay down -and why? What has hap- 


' pened? [have lost my love! The man 
' who took my heart from me has left me, 


, and-I may hide it as I may 


It had not been allin vain then; the | 


sn ef her life had set in darkness and 
um. but she hai made ene at least 


y Lam pin- 
ing for one look at lis face be’ore I die. 
Oh, Mare, my sweetheart, could yon not 
have trusted me even ever so little? I 
shall send for him when I am dying, 
ani ask him to hold mo in his sirong 
arins. Oh, Mare, you mi <it have trust- 
ed me, for you were all I had in the 


“9 she wore her heart and hor lif 
away, longing only for death, that, dy- 


Luby’ it mite t s6ce aver avyain, 
CHAPTER XIX, 


ice on earth,” rang the Christmas 


he erm on earth, wot lw i} toward 
' i sic cam , ling o rth 
: stirring men’s rts with i 
. It was 1a Christ 
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Mair ¥ Zz e tha 
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vet ias < »y rnbics; but 
‘ \ i Is (rT Vi) i 
i be i r ts 
- 3 A 4 h, i 8 
r gTcatr 
oy rs wor Is, when one of 
I ootmen nning to her said, in a 
‘> us G 
TON are ¥ Miss di Cyntha.” 
Want d , an S| r td ite |. “VW h re ? 


“2 Cannot say, miss- someone who has 
ames: ge far you, sorae one who ts wait 
ng tor you in the library.” 


. poor pensioners to 


whom on this Christmas Day she had 
been most liberal; it was one of those 
‘come to thank her, no doubt. 
ot a rice time to choose: and she 


ron ‘ered just a little why the servants 


It was 


shoud show such @ one into the library. 
“he rose and cuitted the mom: as she 
passed throagh tha broad corridor she 


stopped for a moment and looked through 


the windows at the lovely (lristmas 


night—at the moon shininz on the white 
snow, ani the shadows of the great 
swaying boughs. Im the faint fur cistance 


, she heard the ells of Hurst wood church. 
| “Peace oa earth.® they were chiming— 


®good-will toward men.” Then she se! 


membered the poor pensioner waiting, 
and went on to the library. ! 

fhe was surprised to find the room | 
badly lighted. There was a ruddy giow 
ef firelight, and one lamp was burning 
dimly; but it wasa large, long room, and 
the other half of it was full of soft, dark 
shadows. She entered and stood for 
some minutes in silent expectation; 
there was no sound, no movement, and 
she never glanced to where the soft dark 
shadows lay. The red ftirelizht fell full 
apon her fragile beauty, on the slender 
figure and the white, wasted arms; on 
the beautiful, passionate, restless face, 
and the rubies that gleamed on her 
white throat. Presently from where the 
dark, soit shadows lay came a sigh. She 
looked up. 

“Who is that?” she demanded. “Ie 
anyone here—anyone who wants to see 
me?” 

Then she stopped abruptiy and stood 
rooted to the ground, a low cry on her 
lips and a pain as bitter as death in her 
ieart—surely a figure she knew was 
coming to her from out of the soit, dark 
gsha‘ows! She held up her hands as 
thouch to ward of] an evil presence, and 
then they fell by her sido as she uttered 
g low, passionate ery. 

It was ho—she had made no mistake 

it was Mare Carvil, the man she loved 
better than her Lie, the wan whose st-rn 
decision was killing ber. ‘they sicod im 
the red glow of the firelight looking at 
each other, but she saw there wes no 
sterinmess in his face now—nothing but 
passionate love, passionate pity, and 
Liindiny tears. as 

“My darling, my beautiful sweetheart, 
have I been tie cause of this’’” he said, 
touching the wasted arms. “Have I 
been the cause of this, Veronica?” 

“! thought I was never to see you 
again,’ she said faintly. “Are yousorry 
that you were quite so bard? Have you 


ot 


rong to tell me so? 

Her words seemed to recall him to 
bimse if. 

“J have to tell you that I wes a mad- 
man—a blind madman!” he eried. “I 
hate myself so niterly for my folly, 
My daring, my noble, gen- 
erous darling, | know why you burned 
the wi ll.”’ 

She clasped ber hands with a mur- 
mured word he did not hear. 


Veronica, 


“| know why it was, and [ blame my- 
gelf for my great folly,” he continued, 
“I ought to hive understood —i ousht to 
have hnown that you were ineapa je of 
anytiing wicked. I deserve to lose you 
for not having inderstood you better.” 

he ra.sed her face to his, 

“You cannot know why I destroyed 
it,’ she said. “Even the wickel woman 
whosiw me burn ft did not know the 
reason.” 

he did not, but I do. 
prisel? Veronica, see what this hag 


Are you sur 


He came near her, and, takinga paper 


fr his pocnet, ut led it; and then 
>! saw 1 eh fragments of the 
a) 
Look on t! side first,’ he said 
are the word Last will and 
. ver Brandon’? The 
“A i 
SI m with some curi- 
‘ t worts that had hor so 
Phen Sir Slare opened the parch- 
‘ ) he said, “at what is writ 
ten her 
Shet r him and read 
My ved danehter, Veronicas 
Prandon, hitherto known as Veronica di 
{ : 
he cried out she read the w rda@ 
It s ied t is though Heavep 


é ; Be t 
J i PS r 
i dl 7 i; f , als 
Ver a 1 ind that she 
- vo ne’, ie2viny Vou. Why h > 

R ou up I « even imagine 


porhaps you will tel me; but it seems 


fat of his mar- 


riage a roiowud secret hy I cannot 
Aus j he « nucd, “I believe 
that on his dea 1 he gave y this 
Wil, leas ig Was richt, his estates te 
: + t da ter, an} that you 
in your nobie generosity. your yreat sei! 
saritice, rather than disinherit your 


sister, burned the will and never men- 

tioged it. IJtis so?’ 
leannot answer yon,” shegaid. “I 

I took an oath of 


silence with my han!s upon my dead 


will tell you why. 

sther’s hea.t.".. Then she stopped with 
a cry of dismay. She had betrayed her 
self! 


‘He was your father then.” said Sir 


Mare. “IJ knew it.” He took her hands 
in his. “Sweetheart,” he said, “my lifs 


has been a curse tu me since I lost you. 
Forgive me—forgive my absurd folly, 
my miserable suspicion, my un ust 
thoughts. Give me the gr at treasure of 
yous love again and I will promise on 


my part the rest invivlu’le secrecy a 


will never betray the secrct of your birth 
or the se--ret of the will. I donot deserve 
such pardon, but——” 

The answer was certainly rot given in 
words. There was silence in the room 
after that—silence full ot happiness. 
How long had it lasted? Veronica 
started in alarm. Lady Prandon was 
standing near her with a most alarmed 
expression on her face. 

“My dear Veronica,” she was saying, 
“where are you? Who is this with 
you ?” 

She looked still more alarmed when 
Veronica rais d her happy tear-stainced 
face, saying: 

“Lady Brandon, this is Sir Mare. He 
has come back, and we are friends 
again.” 

“We are more than friends, Lady 
Brandon,” broke in Sir Marc; “we are 
fovers—and I hope we shall soon be hus- 
band and wile.” 

Then Lady Brandon went to scek for 
Katherine; and while she was gone 
Veronica turned to her Jover, saying; 


“Marc, swear to me that you will never 
atter a single worl to Lady Brandon 
about the will—that you will never be- 
tray to her your knowledge of my birth.” 

He promised, and that was the only 
secret Veronica kept from him. He did 
not know-that Lady Brandon ever heard 
either of the marriage or of the will. 


“I knew it must be so.” said the young 
heiress, as sho stood holding a hani 
each. “You have wasted four months 
in a lovers’ quarrel that has nearly killed 
Veronica, and now you have «2+ it up 
again. Mamma, their wedding must be 
on the same day as ours, and we will 
take Veronica to France until she grows 
«nite strong again.” 

And it was all carried out as she pro- 
posed. 

“What are those belis chiming, Veror- 
ica?’ asked her lover 2s they walk»! 
down the broad corridor 
“What is it? The music scetns quite 


togeth or. 


familiar to me.” 

They stood for afew moments watch. 
ing the moon shining on the snow, and 
listening te the grand hosannas of the 
winter wond as it swept over the woods, 
Then she turned to him end answered : 

“It is the oldest and swectest music 
that the earth knows—‘On earth peace, 
good-will toward men.” 

THE END, 


The One Ee Forgot. 


“John, T would lik» to invite my 
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frien |, Sirs. Smalley, ths eveninz; wii 
you be ale to be tn 4 
Vo, my dear; I must atiend a mect 

ing of the Kniehts of lionor to nivht.” 

*Weil, to-morrow even ng?” 

“T have the Ancient Order of United 
Workmen, and you know——” 

“\What about Wednesday evening?” 

“ch! the Odd lellows meet that 


mivit: anlon Thur + LT have a meet. 
, oh ; 
° 
AS laces oi athe, | For. luay 


ihe Grand an] An ‘ient Crder of 


‘ 1 bellowsiiip 
I have rgotten; am I a 
mer of th let 3 
you have forg n another so 
ciety, Jolin, of which you were once @ 
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t's that? 


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ous aml suit none bverv year Of pro 


i in agrieultural hunowledyze 
cles mere foratly than previous 
m<sthe truth that 4 farmer siat rely 
tejeh upon his own intel cenve and 
ent in working Out tie best sys 
ton foros own farm. iven in so s-em- 
ingly trifling a matter as the pranaz of 
a grape vine, the wisest vineyari.et can 
omy give general rules, and each gra 
grower wnst adapt thew to the poula 


etee af each vine 


ue gia 


' @ pertaneat cure. 


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Abs:'::tely Pure. 


This powder never e.rie:, A marvel of purity 
streugth and wholesomeness, More eeonomics 
than the ordinary minds. and cannot be -old is 
competition with the mtititudect lowest, <«rt- 
weicht, alum or poo-phate powders. Sold «: 'y 
in ca=«. Rovat. Baxrxa Powper Co, 186 Wa, 
street» New York. 


GFALED TENDERS addressed to the teting 
Deputy Minister of the Interter, smd marked, 
Ten torfor Three Resite nees at Manitola Peniter 
tiar' os will be received untr! Momday* the Jlet th 
cember, for the ereetion and comerletion of thre 
residences at Manitehu Pen tentiary. 

Plans and Specifications can be seen at this [x 
perrment and at the Dominion Public Works Og 
¢ inprpex, on and after Monday, 10th December 
bersons tendering are notified that tenders « | 


ot he considered unless made on the printed for. 
! ind scgned wtth their actuel signatures 
bach tender must be accompanied bw an accente 


k cheque Peace payable te the order of Tone: 
thie the Mivister of Pulaic Works, equal to five pe 


vel of the amoung of tetmder whieh will he fur 
feited if the purty declim: ts enter into a mires 
shen culled wpen to cde se ro oit he fatl te complies 
dhe work contracted for lf the tender be mt 
epted the cheque will be returned 
The [re parttnent will not be bkeand to 
It 
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Seerets 
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(itaws vet i 


\erce’s ae 
uebtive LIVER 


@QV\UCEtS PILLS. 


BREWARE OF IMITATIONS. ALWHIts 
ASK FOR DR. PILNCL'’S PELLEIS, O04 
LITTLE SUGAR-COATED PILLS. 


Being entirely vegetable, thes 
erate without disturbatioe thy the syetene, 
or occupation. Put up in glass + 
eully senied. Always fresh and re 
a batative, alterative, or purgative, 
these little Pellets give the moet pert 
eutisfaccion. 


SICK PEATAGHE, 


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T'IPTrows Or 


Catoret. “ © otd ba the henue, 
foryra. turer al Meadacthe. 
- ry bee : - 


i y 4 p la 


*“tintold Ageny from Catarrh.” 


Prof. W. Harenenr, tt farr * 
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(atarrh { ‘ ut oo ti tna, la 
man, aod tie are bas been perinane 


“Constantly Hawking and spitting 


Tnowas J. Rvanrq, PF , 29 Pine 
Gr. Lute, VU>.. writes: “1 wase great 
from catarrh for three years. Att 
bardiy breathe, and was conet 


und epitiing, and for the «t of 
: #% ‘ 


iid not breathe hi 
thought nothing could te 
tiv. | was advieed to try i ft 
Kersey, and lam now a wel man, 
it to be the or ere rons for cate ’ 
mannfactured Lome bas ony Wwe 
fair trial! to ex pe.cnce ast Ub Preeu'4 e 


Tiree Bottles Cure Catarrh. 


Pur Houerss, Runyan PO 6 
Pa... eaves: “My daughtis bad eotaret 


she was five pe@rs 64, vers troy lé 
fage’s Catarrh Remedy ov tie 1 ® 


eured @ bettie for her, au «-* 

belped her: @ third tothe fot 4 
nentcure. She is now coves reors e * 
sound and bearty. 


. . - : - sistance 


dt eee 


Tits BRANDON MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY, 17, 1889. 


D GOATS, GAPS, ETC, ETB. 


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FRASER'S— = 


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BES Las 


a “BRANT DON, 


Until 10th February, '89. 


LL ELLE OE I TT TT CE ET. MG ee 


KANGAROO GOATS. saath e i i te. 
vat WALLABY. Extra Quality, at $25, worth $35, 
3 \ nani Good Qn ality, at $25, worth eae and $30.50, 


ee CEE CRE ee eEP oe ree 
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1 \ { 7 Valen | F \ / 2. 
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4 OP 2s we, at ee 
A DIN Bp PECY JACKETS B 


i. 


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at S506 60 eac ‘, our $40.00 ser { al $27.50 each, our $37.50 coats 
i* 2a + 2a a* ee “= * Bae * 
> at $18.00 each, our $25.00 coats. : 


These goods are all guaranteed to be new choice goods and are sold 
at LESS THAN ACTUAL COST to avoid necessity “of carrying stock 
over the snmmer. 


All Our Winter Clothing at S werifice Prices. 


20 pairs felt socks at 40 = worth 75 cents 

rey “ extra quality, at 60 cents, wosth $100 
500 “ buck mitts ? at less than regular 
200 ‘ moccasins _ wholesole prices. 


FRASER BROS. 


Masonic Block. Brandon. 


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* Sige, 


Pine ee us oe ager, oF a | ee Oe Sabie gS y Ae TS eRe a ee ee 


- bape ey oe ae 


The Freight Condacter’s Duties. 
The freight eonductor is simply a high | 
of brakeman. His work is almoss 

Uy supervisory and clerical, and so, 
after several years’ service, he becomes | 
more sober and business like in his bear- | 
the responsibilities of his position | 
being eufticient to effect this change; but | 

he generally retains his sympathies with 
his old associates who have become sub- | 
ordinates. His duties are to keep the | 
record of the train, the tine, mumbers of 
ears, etc.; to see that the brakemen regu- 
late the speed when necessary, and to | 

keep a general watch. The calculations 
necessary to make a seventy-five mile | 
trip and get over the line without was- . 
ing time are often considerable, and an 
inexperienced conductor can easily kecp 
imself in a worry for the whole trip. | 
Often he cannot go more than ten miles 
after making way for a passenger train 
before anot overtakes him, so thas 
he must — 8 good share of his time | 
sitting in his caboose with the time table | 
fm ane hand and his watch in the other, 
ealculating where and when to side 
track the train. 
On single track roads perplexities 4g | 
this kind are — numerous | 
thar on double lines, because trains both | 
in front and behind must be guarded | 
against, and because the regulations are | 
frequently modified by telegraphic in- | 
structions from headquarters A mis | 


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| 


take in reading these instructions, which | chasing seed wheat for farmere in this | 


are written in pencil, often by a slovenly 
penman, and on tissue paper, may, and 
occasionally does, cause a disastrous col- | 
lision, ‘These duties of conductors are 
especially characteristic of trains that 
must keep outof the way of nassencer 
trains, so that in this particular line it 


will be seen that th passenyver onductor 
has much the easier berth. The frete ht 
and WT train” ce nductor riust re illy 
bea better caleulater, in mony was 


than the wearer of giit badges and but- 
tons, though the latter receives the 
higher pay.—B. B. Ada:as, Jr., in Serib 
per's Macuzine. 


,Time Leckoning at Puget Sound. 
According to Mr. M. Hells’ nccount of 
“The Indians of Puget Sound.” in The 


WHITEBFAD COUNCIL. 


| E. L. Christie, stationery, 88 ...... 11.45 
W. H. Birdeell, repairing ecraper.... 50 SCALE ' 
— met at Alexander January Sth, | W. G. Abey, balance of salary, 8S . 50.00 

8 " ‘ se ‘ 


SCALES !| Notice. 


J ' pe : postage, 58... 10.00 _ 
Prereut —reeve, in the chair; councillors, | Returning officer, election expenses... 70.00 
Speers, Husband, Brereton, Elliott and | H, G. Fatt, cuttiog serub.......... 4.50 TUK RLEGANS 
Smith. | A. G. Burgess * OP SG e ead 450 
COMMITTEES. | Arthur Burgess ** ry eRe eo 450! 
Public works and property—Brereton, | Jas. Christie Pe eee 4.50 | 
Speers and Elliott. —Carried. 
Byslaws and contingencies -- Husband, | Swallow—Bryans —That the statute labor | 
Smith and Elliott. | charged againet the south halt 21, north- | 
Finance and assessment — Speers, Pea- | weet quarter 24, southeast ouarcer 23, in | 


| cock and Brereton. 


‘The first meutioned of each coma.ittee to 


be chairman. | Bryans—Geddes — That the sec.-treas. | 


MOTIONS, 
Speers. -liustand—That Wm. Fercock 


| represent ward No. 1 as couneillor for the | range 19, and on Mr. Hesson furn’shing the 
| epsuing year.—Carried. receipts he claima te hold, the treasurer be 
Hushand—Speers-- That the reeve be | authorized to apply the money as asked by 


authorized to appoint the above as standing 


; committees for the ensuing year.—-Car- 


ried. 

Speers— Husband —That Geo. Armstrong 
be retained as secretary treasurer of the 
municipality of Whitehead for the year 
1889, at salary samo as laet year.—Carried. 

Elliott—Brereton—That Henry James be 
appointed to audit the accounts of the 
municipality for 1887 88.—Carried. 

Speers—Husband—That the roeve and 
secretary treasurer are hereby instructed 
to make applications to the government 
via the Provincial Treasurer for the 
sum of $4000.00, for the purpose of pur- 


municipality, according to the act passed 
by legislature, Sept. 4th, 188s. 
By Speers and Brereten, That the taxes 


tp. 11, range 17, and lot No. 2, in Douglas, | 
' be remitted.—Carried. 


lll 


| 
Given by us to purchasers of Tea bax ead 
our sales on that commaiity. 


uv 


| be instructed to communicate with Mr. | 
| Hesson re taxes on section 25, in tp. Il, 


Mr. Hesson on 1888 taxes, provided said 
property is in the meantime redeemed from 
tax sale.— Carried. 
Burland—Bryans—That Coun. Nevin be 
instracted to have railing placed on bridge ; 
between sections 15 and 16, in tp. 11, range | 
18.—Carried. 
Swallow— Nevin — Thaton the recem- | 
mendation of the eouncilior of each ward to | 
parties requiring séed grain (other than 


We have always been noted jor 


GOOD VALUES IN TEA 


and that we should feel flattered is co wic. 
der. 


those already recommended by council) the ° ‘ 
oa in hereby aaa Ps pr = _ oye 2 + f — Te ticket holders we would say that ine 
eame. —Cerried. 

Graot-—-Bryans—That the sum of $300.00 om pein 0 00 é 


be spent in each ward.—Carried. 
Swallow —tieddeae—That the reeve @ait 


ac 'uars-é 
} : 5 ; , 
' on the council of Cornwallie at its next F & C G & C 
| Greeting re opening of road on correction | bee ‘ urney 0., 


line, - Carried. WINNIPE 3. 


to Mis wotor and Mill Men 


Drawing Takes Place 


due for ISS7 aud ISSS, on the pn. e. 4 27, 2 
gy - : : eee z i se g.dar j &. LAWS, ’ i. a j le vier *. 
22, be accepted from Allan Young, ani all ; am Giice, Cor. Frinews and Alesandee Siveat ' 
BEIT Ss ‘ Sa oie ae Phe tobowing by liwe were passe aaa ee er | 
cirears prior to that, on the said lan Pe ORE ae ¥ j ( 
cancelled Carried. ? ote ee ee eee ae i fs ! | ’ ; ! 3 
By Elliott and Peacock, That the « ieee « | 
be authorized to advertise in BRANDON SU &, fee bUUllin Utes j ' 
. . . , : : Gl, requiring auctiugeers to take out @ _- ' , : , 
Vimes and Mail: that a rarties in the! i sais , . R i As the time iS drawing I ithe 
and Mail; that all parties in ¢ esti! er Av Z : d h , 
mumeipality requiring see praln, « rein | ” Th a ncil th : ‘ ats oSSer Ve Bran on. } chasers must make hast ig t 
: .. . : ' i Coane then adwurned to mee® again | 
toan act passed by the Manitoba lezi-lature, | a ie ge Bs ——- it. 
| . ‘ we : : the house of Mrs, Young, at !0 o'clock, . 


ay ply to the see ‘y-tre 1s., Dalton I’. CL, on 
oy before Saturday, 19th day of January, 
iSS9 — Carried, 


by Speers and Elliott, Tnat Mr. B. Way | 
receive the sum of $25 00, as ab additional | 


amount, baving previously received the 
sum of £125.00, for loss of horses by glan- 


American Antiquarian, the Ni~quailies | ders, having duly furnished official certifi- 
@ivide the year into thirteen moons, for | cate of vasuation ‘or the sam of $300.00 lose 
each of ve hich they have separate names; | by that disease. -—Carried. 


| 
no Mareh 14) 


M. G. Any, See -*reas Halpin's Sarsaparilla, | Remember ii conten NOTHING 


preva. | 


| For the Blood and Skn Diseases so 
lentat this season of the vear, 
A Sure Rewapy. 


Municipality of Cornwallis, li you Succeed in getting a prize you ©, 


have a valuabie and useful article that rey re 
sents no money pax! out. 


Jan. 8, 1SS9. | 
The council met in the council chamber at 


twelve uo cloek, whea the following members | Halpin S Hair Promoter 


Call at our little 


having subscribed to the declaration of | 


alao for the waxing and waning of the | 
moon. ‘The davtime is divided into 
@aen. eunrie, forenoun, noon, after 
noon, sunset and dusk, while the t 
hee the single division of mid t 
These Indians ottained the idea of - 
day from another tribe, before the 
Boglish came, and efter that met on 
Gunday, eang, danced, prayed and tried 
Fx f themselves and throw awa 
and make their hearts 
They also married wives on that day. 
the Twanas Sunday means 
day,and the other days are day 
two days past, etc., except Satur- 
y, which means “alongside,” that ia, 
of Sunday. March is ‘getting warm;” 
August, ‘‘the deer sheds its horns; Oo- 
tober, ‘‘the grass dies,” and November, 
“the grass gues into the ground.” The 
are generally in debt to one 
another, with obligations of many yeary’ 
standing. The are seldom heard 
ef, except when trouble arises about 
something elar, and then there is a gen- 
era) turning up of old scores for ten or 
fifteen years *k, and o1 the debts of 
relatives and wife's relatises.—Pupular | 
Science Nuntily. 
Cipher for the Typewriter. 
4n Pugilishman has invented an in- | 
genieus method of producing a cipher or 
searet communication by mechaaical 
mea. I[t is adapted fer use on type 
writers «or similar writing muchines 
where the type or corresponding index 
ecak:, dial or pointer ts capable of being | 
moved or adjusted. Tho typ: writing | 
machines to be used for the purpose are 


made in dupheates, so that the two index | 
acales correspond with each other in the 
arrangement of Uheir characters, bat dif | 
fer ‘trom any other pair of mia! ines, | 
Since the index seals is adjustable. it} 
may be shifted in two corresponding | 
machines, so that one or more of the 
characters is moved cut of its normal po | 
kition, and, in conseqrionce, When Ue op | 
erator strikes a certain letter on the key- | 
teard, another totally different wi'l be | 
printad. Thus he can continue and write | 
eutanentire lotter, which, to the unini- | 
tiated, will secrn like nothing more than 
a confused jumble of charact | 5. 
To decipher whatever has Leen written | 
iw is only necessary for the individual 
who has the clew to shift the index scale | 
in the opposite direction from that used | 
by the original operator, and then, by | 
striking on the keyboanl the characters | 
of the secret communication, the correct | 
wmessage will be printed. -—-The Stationer, 


—- -—-- 


Attention Given to Ballovaing. } 


Ballooning is receiving a great deal of 
attention from the naval and military | 
authorities both in land and P'rance | 
as a valuable sid in d end murine 
movementa IJuring the revent navel 
maneuvers in the defenas of Toulon, s 
reconnvitering balloun wus used with | 


good effect day and night bs the aid of | 
eketricity, and now an experiment is | 
being made with a navigable serial shi 
forthe sume purpose. In England hal- | 
looning has also attracted attention, es | 
pecially in connection with the new for- 
mation of troops for attacking purpo: 3. 
Alinoet daily ascents are made at the 


training camp of Lydd for tie purposes , * 


of photography and observation. Om one 


oveasion a moving belloon wero made the 
tarcet of a party of gunners working a 
twelve pound Armstren’ gun with the 
result of its betiog bie t { 
ti 
t 

f . +t 4 3 
mevet } “itor 
the ! t we » c . 
‘ Sees 

~ «24. 


| to purchase eced grain to be aupplied to 


Hy Elliott and Brereton, That the sec.’y- 
treas. be authorized to pay to each acheol 
district the amount of general levy due 3lat 
inst., and special echool taxes collected co 
drte, lcse amount advanced. — Carried. 


accept $19.58 as taxes in full for E. 18 9-21, 
if said arnount be paid on or before Feb. let 
1889. Carried. 

Speers —Peacock--That bie municipality 
a the rrinting for the year to the Bran- 

on Brx, that office tendering the lowest. 
Carried. 

Huehand— Peacock —That the amount of 
$1.04 be acoepied in full as tazee on N. W. 
22921. Carried. 

Kinott—Smith—That Messrs. Daly & 
Coldwell be retained as solféRors for ensuing 


year. Carried. 


Husband—Smith—-That the following | 
accounts as recommended by finance com 
he puid: Daly & Coldwell, $5 00; A. | §{M.-Pherson, Waddington, That S. Coxe | 


Nicho!, $10 00: T. df. Hamilton, $2 85; 
Lindsay & Vo., 36c; T. HH. Patrick, $1 5s. 
Carried, 

ty lawn No, 88, r 1982 taxes, No. 89, 
re psying inunicipal ofScers, amd No. 90, 


1e jown, having received three readings | gg 15, being 1887 taxes on e. 34, 10, 17 Le. 


were duly passed. 


Nmith- Heashand—That council now, McPherson, Lowes, That councillors | Cheap & Neat Fitting Sait 


adjyira to met the 19th of Jannary +t | Speers and Milne aad the reeve he a com- | 


10 oAook. 


Manicipality of Elton. 


{ 
The council met at the house of Mra, | ’ > r ened 
Young, on the sth Jan. inst., and immedi: | covk’s offer of $63.00, tor taxes to Dec. 31, se 


ately adjourned to the hovse of Mr. Mve- 


a cou ‘ ire illness of | 
Faden, on account of the sevire iiiness “the attorney-general re seed wheat act; 


Mere. Young. 

Preseut—Keeve Pentland, and Council. | 
lors Nwallow, Nevin, Grant, Gaddes, 
Aryans and Buriane. 

The minutes of the previous mecting read 
aud couhimed 

COMMUNICATIONS, 

Comm inications were received from Jas, 
Drury, Mrs. Rae, 8. R. Heason and James | 
Bonstield re taxes ; and from J, M. Well- | 
wood re account ; Hon. Thos. Greenway, 
re seed grain bil passed by Local Legis. 
lature; K. B. Hetherington, applying for | 
the asseasoretiip ; A. G. Hiam, applying | 
for clerkship ; and >vertiticate of Fred. Tor- | 
rance, re horse of Win. Shelvey, ordered to | 
be shct on account of glanders. 

VETITIONS 


Petition of Alex, Hume and 15 others, 
ashing that the terea of M. 1. Richarde be 
remitted. 

And petition of H. G. Faint aod 13 othere 
asking aid for Joho Cessford. 


M‘ATONS. 


Burland -Brycon--That we apply to the | 
Provincial govervioeut for @ loau of $3,000, | 


i 


farmers wbo actually ered each sssistance. 
~- Carried, 


Nevin —Bryans—That the preyer of the | 


' 


| petition of Alex. Hume end 16 otbere be 


granted, Carried. | 

Swaliow --Nevin —That Councill re Bry- | 
ans and Gaddes be a committee to inquire | 
into the case of Juhn Ceesford aod sepo.t | 
at neat meeting Carried, 

Nevin Grant That the commanicetion , 
of Jas. Drury be laid over until next meet: 
Carried. 


Nevin (jsediles That W. A. Ma donald 
be reappointed seloitor Issu “arte 
Barlaud—tieddes—That the app tcation 
r ass § ] i r sutil 
tit 
Swall th, 
\ : 
a 
at 
e Pentiand 1 2.50 | 
4 2 Ts ] | 
ropalring scrape 4 
“e 4 e 
aw who - 


ame tehent teas tn weet leaked of last meeting were read) HALPIN’S HORSE AND 
| 
| 


' if necessary. —Carried, 


,of the Imperial bank be authorized to | 
) accept and pay all cheques of the munici- | | ane Saree 
| pality ot Cornwallis, when signed by Gico 


| acoounts of the municipality of Cornwallis , 


| vices. — Carried. 


office, assumed their eeats at the board. | 66 99 
The reeve in the chair. | Counteracts the effect of Alkali Water on - 


Coun. Waddington, McPherson, Lowes, the Har. 
Stewart, Milne and Speers. Grocery aud look at bargains in every funy 


and adopted. 
COMMURNICATIONBA, 


Ne a x es Graining niuskeg CATTLE REMEDIES 
""P. Dicheon, re road across sec. 28, 18, 18. We tehiotig pleased: ) | 
“KH Howe, re Grand Valley 8. D.— Physicians’ Prescriptions BAR RETT oe CO. : 


Laid over. : , 
Archibald Howell & Co., re sev. 1, 10, 18 Successors tu Hanbury S Co. 
and 35. 9, 18.— byled. 
ACOOU KTS 


passed and ordered to be paid : 
J.C. Kavanagh, ge, $4.00. 
C. Cliffe, advertising, $3 00. 


| We save you money wn the mecessare. o! 
life. 


Prepared Day or Night by Competent Dispes 
ae Opp. Kelly House. Sith @. 


N. J. HALPIN, ace 10th STREET, BUANDON. ee 
CHEMIST & DRUGGIST,, HURRAH BOYS! 


BRANDON, MAN. 


arcsec" Perfect Fits. | {le bid of Hand-me-Downs 


A a en 


RESOLUTIONS. 


money on n. 6, 10, 15, to the eatisfeetion of | 
coin. Milne.—Carrie1. 
Speere, McPhereon, That the sum of | 


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IF YOU WANTA 


Ordered Suit for $14 50. 
ALI. WOOL, 


From J. SANDERS 


whe ie Giliug orders fully TEN per cont iow tie 
Rewer prives, and has 2 Mig Stark of Boiens 
© ive 


remitted. Carried. 


—Call ca— 


L. STOCKTON. 


nittee to examine the roads around Chater, 
and to confer and make arrangements with | 
P. Dickson for road through his property, | 


Waddington, Stewart, That T. D. Wood- | 


| }88S, be accepted. —-Carried. : ie ‘ eo | 
: Sneers, Me >herson, That the clerk write | Nest to Dr. ileming’e Drvge Frere. | @Capadian aud Iw pores. ~ 


showing that the act is not workable in | 


he the der consideration, . 
ma cane an fhe give under cometderation. Fashionable 
with the same.— Carried. ; | 
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Winter | 


BRELCHES 4&4 SPERCIALT! 


| direct [nom the Mills 
| 


(ALL AND? LOOK THROUGH 
{J SANDERS, 


Waddington, Stewart, That the manager | 


H. Halse as treasurer. — Carried. 
Speers, McPherson, That R. M. Coon hes 
be appointed to audit the books and 


e 13th St. south Of tle Koval Llotel, Brands 
Suits! ~~ = 
| FUST ECEIVED 
7 FROM $16 UP. | J 
for the year ending Dec. 31, 1S*5, and that z 


he be pani the eum of $10 00 for his ser. | Pitot ’ \ large stuak fa! 


4 wile 


 A!! work glad? ! ted te vive RLS ike | 


Waddington, Stewart, That G. H. Halse aotihn a slong your cask 20d | B l 
StiOn, Vibsp slertiye , ee ¢ ° ° 
uilding Material 
Sp 7 9 


be paid the sun) co: $250.09 for hia eer ices] we wil make pricessuil yo. 
as eec.'y treas. during the year 1589. —Car- 


ried. iL STOCKTON, 


The sec. -treas. wes instructed to have by- | 


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Cedar Shingles, &. 
law prepared for nert meeting, to sathorize Pioseer Tal) ‘r. | 


distraining for a'i taics due the munigipa- Or _ & (0, ST ORM SAS H, 


lity. 
The council then adjourned uutii Toes 
wees inenniaboticiunaisia wede on shortest wulice a! lueest “o~ 
Just Published. "2°"° 
7 Removed | Doors, 


day, Jan. 22, at 10a. m. 
| Treir “— Srore free: te (sd store scouts of tbe 
Centsal Hotel, to the premises iately eeeupiod by 


Enoch s Danee Alum NINTH STREET, | 


Sash, 


Smith & Kurwe, 


Mouldings. 
a a TURNED WORK’ 
CONTAINS 3 Romer and Pacific Avenues | stantly on hand 


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